The freestanding approach has key advantages for characterizing micron-scale behavior of compliant materials, notably greater ease and applicability of sample preparation over other micro-fabrication techniques and straightforward analytical or numerical models.
Our current study, and all of those by our laboratory and others, which have used non-loaded contra-lateral bones as controls [8 21,27 29], must therefore be viewed with this caveat until the general applicability of Sample's study [30] can be ascertained.
To test the combination algorithm's applicability to the diversity of sampling noises, the constant part of daily variation is subtracted from the measurement sequence for comparison.
The applicability of the sampler for 8-hour sampling was demonstrated by the results of a measurement campaign carried out during a sea breeze event.
The interest of NORMAN in passive sampling techniques started as early as 2009 with the organization of a large international interlaboratory study to assess the applicability of passive sampling for the monitoring of several groups of emerging aquatic pollutants, including pharmaceuticals, pesticides, steroid hormones, brominated diphenyl ethers, and PFOA/PFOS [10, 37].
The applicability of the samples for circulators was tested via the measurement of the ferromagnetic resonance linewidth and the results are presented.
The analysis of the applicability of different sample preparation and digitization parameters, as well as the proposed digital image feature, was done by correlation evaluation, one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) and corresponding post hoc tests.
These findings support the applicability of pseudo-sampling to our problem of concern.
Equality of variance was verified with the F test to insure applicability of two-sample t tests.
Analyzing capillary blood specimens collected from 53 patients with suspected EVD, we demonstrate for the first time the applicability of blood samples derived from fingersticks for the detection of EVD by RT-PCR.
